Connect your Polar account and see your orders, subscriptions, and revenue in one place.

To connect Polar, you’ll need two things:

• your Organization ID

• an Organization Access Token

Polar uses Organization Access Tokens for API access, and they are sent with API requests as a Bearer token. The token should be created from your organization settings.

Step 1 — Open Polar settings

1. Go to your Polar dashboard

2. In the left sidebar, open Settings

Step 2 — Copy your Organization ID

1. In Settings, look near the top profile / organization area

2. Find your Identifier

3. Copy this value — this is your Organization ID

4. Paste it into Revone

Polar’s API also uses organization_id as a filter for subscriptions and organization-related requests.

Step 3 — Create an access token

1. Scroll down to the Developers section

2. Click Create Token or New Token

3. Enter a token name, for example: Revone

4. Set expiration to No expiration if available

   • Recommended, so you don’t need to reconnect Revone later

5. Select these scopes:

• orders:read

• organizations:read

• subscriptions:read

Polar’s docs mention creating tokens from organization settings, choosing an expiration date, and selecting the required scopes. Orders and subscriptions endpoints require read scopes such as orders:read and subscriptions:read.

Step 4 — Copy the token

After creating the token:

1. Copy the generated token

2. Open Revone

3. Paste the token into the Polar connection form

4. Click Connect

Security note

Your Polar token is stored securely in your macOS Keychain and never sent to Revone servers. Revone only uses it to read your organization, orders, and subscriptions.